What foreign languages do you speak/learn?

[Omar]

ofc other than English ... does anyone speak any foreign languages ?? how good ?? or learning atm ?? for example Italian, French...etc.. ??

i'm learning French atm, i already have strong base of French language as i studied it before for a while ... but am trying to learn it for real right now..

 

[Dylan]

I speak mangled basic Spanish and even worse Irish (Gaelic).

 

[DIN011]

I speak Swedish, English and Bosnian. I'm also learning Spanish in school.

 

[Stunbel]

I speak English, Turkish and German. I'm kinda interested in languages so would like to learn more in future..

Turkish is my native language..
I've learned basic English at school times of course, from 7 to 16 years old and then improved it via internet, games and subtitled movies...
And i've started to learn German when i was 16 (german high school in Istanbul aka Gymnasium) and studied there until i was 19.. And now i'm living in Austria (german speaking country) for 3 years long.

 

[Pajo]

Macedonian and English fluently... Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrian and Bulgarian not so fluently

 

[Granit]

Danish(Norwegian & Swedish) and English.
I understand MANY languages, like Arabic, Bosnian, German and others

 

[Lionheart]

Fluent & without accent in English, German & Persian plus a little bit Italian.

 

[Omar]

Absolutely Internazionale's fans
I understand that most of u speak foreign languages due to geographical conditions.. Others learn Spanish for school
INTEResting ppl ;D

 

[Maryam]

I speak English and Arabic fluently.
I studied French till highschool, and although I was good at it, I didn't enjoy it.
I am planning to start learning Italian very soon though!

 

[pazzainteramala]

italian and english

 

[Lionheart]

italian and english

Then you're probably the best to answer this: What's this Italian word the commentators say when one side scores a goal? It sounds like "rette, rette rette..."

What's the word & what does it mean?

 

[William]

I speak english and i am currently learning Italian

 

[Kato]

Then you're probably the best to answer this: What's this Italian word the commentators say when one side scores a goal? It sounds like "rette, rette rette..."

What's the word & what does it mean?

lol, that would be 'rete'.. and in that context it means goal


As for languages.. English, Sicilian, Italian, learnt French, German & Latin in high school & can understand bits of Spanish & Portoghese

 

[GrandeInter10]

Native English speaker (US), also natively speak Spanish fluently and French not as much. Also understand Italian and Portuguese for the most part. And know curse words in Armenian, Tagalog, Arabic and Akfrikaans

 

[Omar]

Native English speaker (US), also natively speak Spanish fluently and French not as much. Also understand Italian and Portuguese for the most part. And know curse words in Armenian, Tagalog, Arabic and Akfrikaans

... Tagalog ?!

 

[Mercenary]

I speak English and i fluently understand but never tried to speak Spanish(Argentinian Spanish),Serbian,Croatian & Bosnian.
I also know how to swear in Polish.

 

[ADRossi]

English, French, Basic Italian,

Because I know these three main languages, something like Spanish I can understand to a decent degree.

 

[GrandeInter10]

@ OMAR

Yup. Tagalog is what Filipinos speak.

 

[Energy]

Then you're probably the best to answer this: What's this Italian word the commentators say when one side scores a goal? It sounds like "rette, rette rette..."

What's the word & what does it mean?

Actually, in direct translation 'rete' means net.

I speak English and Italian fluently and speak Albanian and Montenegrian broken.

 

[b4h4mooth]

indonesian, english , speak bahasa JOWO, NGOKO ,KROMO INGGIL, Batak, Manado,MAduro a little bit Betawi...and bahasa GAul